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Is your tree looking more troublesome than tame? Maybe it needs the magic touch of a tree surgery and removal expert. Read our handy guide to find out how much your professional will charge for tree planting, pruning, removal and more.
Just like us, trees need routine checks to stay healthy and happy. A tree surgeon makes sure a tree is properly cared for throughout its life cycle. They are responsible for planting, pruning, and removing trees as well as identifying and treating diseases. Find a Tree Surgeon near me.
Tree surgery isn’t for the faint-hearted. It’s a highly specialised profession that involves working at height, climbing and using power tools, so you want to be sure that your expert is suitably qualified and experienced. If they aren’t they could cause harm to the tree, as well as to you and your property - so make sure you pick smartly.
The International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) is one of the most recognised schemes to certify that a tree surgeon meets the minimum requirements. If you’re considering doing some tree surgery DIY, bear in mind that a professional is worth hiring for the health of your tree, but more importantly, for your safety.
It's worth knowing just how much a tree surgeon is going to cost before you commit to hiring someone. The price depends on a number of factors, including the size of the tree and the type of maintenance needed. To give you a general idea, here’s a ballpark figure for two of the most common tree surgery services:
| Average cost of tree removal (in total) | £400 |
| Average cost of tree pruning (in total) | £300 |
The price of a tree surgeon can vary depending on different factors. These include:
Tree size
Location
Type of service
As a general rule of thumb, the taller the tree, the higher the price. To give you an idea, here’s a breakdown of the average price of tree surgery services by height. Remember, stump removal will come at an additional cost.
| Height | Minimum cost (in total) | Maximum cost (in total) | Average cost (in total) |
| Up to 25ft | £70 | £300 | £200 |
| 26 - 50ft | £300 | £700 | £400 |
| 51ft+ | £750 | £1,000+ | £900 |
| Height | Minimum cost (in total) | Maximum cost (in total) | Average cost (in total) |
| Up to 25ft | £70 | £250 | £150 |
| 26 - 50ft | £250 | £500 | £300 |
| 51ft+ | £500 | £900 | £600 |
Costs vary but you can expect to spend considerably more on a Tree Surgeon in London. Outside London, prices tend to be more consistent, but there is some variation from region to region. To give you an idea of this, we’ve put together a handy summary of common tree surgery services and their prices by location:
| Location | Average cost (in total) |
| London area | £650 |
| South, South West and Midlands | £425 |
| Outer region and North | £400 |
| Location | Average cost (in total) |
| London area | £400 |
| South, South West and Midlands | £300 |
| Outer region and North | £250 |
Some tree surgery tasks may require more skill and time to complete. For example, if the tree is hazardous or diseased, you can expect to pay around £50 - £200 more than the average price, depending on the severity of the problem. If accessibility to your tree is difficult, you will also pay more for the labour costs.
Unfortunately, trees can’t talk, making it tricky to know when there is a problem and if a tree surgeon is required. If you notice any of these problems with your tree, it's worth calling a tree surgeon for some expert advice. They’ll often give you a quote for free!
Mushrooms or fungi around the base of the tree
Roots which have detached
Cavities or indications of decay on Bark
Dead branches
Discoloured leaves
Branch out and hire a Tree Surgeon with Bark today.
The average rating for Bark Tree Surgeons is 4.74, based on 276,184 reviews
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